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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;PamR, post: 24572849, member: 119754&quot;]Exactly Laurie! It’s not what one may say, it’s HOW it is said! Just like in text messaging. But then there is the issue that some may just communicate in one way and that’s it. The ones that take the time to know someone’s feelings or how it’s confronted and sort of approaches it differently, those are members that care about people learning the hobby. Some people just right out have to or feel they have that power, no or you need to, blah blah. You ever heard that song? “I’ve Got The Power”! Lol! </p><p>Again, it’s how one presents themselves. Do people take them wrong? Yep! </p><p>It’s like a story of one of our tellers came in my office upset. Her cat had passed away. To her, that’s important. To others it is not but just as the cat lover may not care about what’s important to others. </p><p>I go back and read threads of what people post. And I ask the “why?”. The pros and the newbies. </p><p>I have felt odd at times to post, but if you like it or you have a question, yes post it. There are many members that like Lincoln’s as some like Ancient, world, etc. And some, just have to put their two cents in! I’m soft hearted but I also speak my peace which, wellll it can get me into trouble. But I’m nice about it! <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie98" alt=":wacky:" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /></p><p>A person will be how they are. They just can’t help it I guess! The ignore button comes in handy as one can do the same for me.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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